Weaverse

Most Shopify merchants don’t need to go headless, I know. Going headless, while giving merchants better performance, flexibility, and more control over the entire customer journey, is also hard to implement and resource-intensive. But what if building a headless store becomes easier and cheaper? What if having a performant, pixel-perfect storefront with Shopify is just as easy as making a new website from a free theme? Those are no longer rhetorical questions. Last year, Shopify bought Remix to revamp Hydrogen - Shopify’s framework for building custom headless storefronts. Later, in Shopify Winter Edition 23, Shopify announced that Oxygen - a serverless hosting platform designed to enable easy deployment of Hydrogen storefronts - will be available on all plans. Shopify is making headless more accessible every day. But still, it's not enough. Hydrogen is nowhere as accessible as native Shopify. Even with Hydrogen, implementing a headless architecture is still hard and expensive. You need a deep pocket. You need engineering power to build and maintain such infrastructure. And you need to have a way to make Shopify headless store customizable for non-technical users. (cause if marketing can't edit landing pages themselves, then what's the point?) This is why Weaverse was built. It’s engineered for Shopify developers and designed for everyone. With Weaverse, we built a visual editor on top of Hydrogen and enriched it with pre-made Hydrogen themes. Merchants can do what they have always done: drag, drop, design, publish - but instead of having a vanilla website, they get headless storefronts that are lightning-fast, content-rich, and unforgettable. Take it for a spin. It’s free to try. And let me know what you think.